Publishers / Quality Comics / Blackhawk (1944) / #32
32August 1950
$0.10

Blackhawk #32

Quality Comics · August 1950

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Identification plate

Series
Blackhawk (Quality Comics, 1944 series)
Issue
#32
Publication date
August 1950
Key date
1950-08-10
Indicia publisher
Comic Magazines
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: John Forte; inks: Chuck Cuidera
1The Oracle Speakscomic story10pencils: Reed Crandall; inks: Reed CrandallThe Oracle of Delya (villain, death)
2Murder in Muchogustocomic story5script: Paul Gustavson; pencils: Paul Gustavson; inks: Paul GustavsonPresident Mazeppo (introduction); Pacquita (introduction, villain)
3The Flying Fishcomic story8pencils: Reed Crandall; inks: Reed CrandallThe Flying Fish [Pilfer Prode] (villain, introduction); Princess Tala (introduction)
4Cruise to Obliviontext story1letters: typesetThe Guardian [Dex Felton] (Introduction)
5The Crypt of Terrorcomic story7pencils: Bill Quackenbush; inks: Bill QuackenbushDr. Frayman (villain, introduction)

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